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This project evaluates the relational stability of large language models under stress, indicating a focus on robustness over accuracy.
This repository accompanies the manuscript submitted to the Journal of Machine Learning Research (JMLR): “Structural–Relational Cognitive Robustness: A Failure-Oriented Evaluation Framework for Large Language Models.” The project introduces SCRC (Structural–Relational Cognitive Robustness), a failure-oriented evaluation framework designed to measure relational stability of large language models under epistemic stress, rather than task accuracy. The repository contains: Complete evaluation code used in the experiments Full experimental logs for all tested models Aggregated metric tables reported in the manuscript Task definitions and prompt structures Instructions to fully reproduce all reported results No external datasets are required. All experiments are deterministic and fully specified. This archive is intended to ensure transparency, reproducibility, and independent verification of the reported findings. GitHub repository: https://github.com/hideyuki49/llm-cognitive-stability
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HIDEYUKI CHINO (2026) studied this question.
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